With Medicinal Use and Snakeblood (passive Alchemy skills) the created potions change and vary all depending on how many skill points are learned in those skills.Īn ingredient for crafting potions, dropped by Assassin Beetles and ThunderbugsĪn ingredient for crafting potions, gathered in the landscapeĪn ingredient for crafting potions, dropped by ButterfliesĪn ingredient which can be found in Giant Clams on the beaches of Summerset Isle.įound by killing dragons in Northern and Southern Elsweyr. Some potions will have negative properties which are supposedly reduced or eliminated by passive alchemy skills, but it is not clear that this has been implemented yet.Īlchemy is a crafting profession with many variables. Potions increase in potentcy as this skill line is leveled up, and they also have minimum character level requirements determined by the different types of water ( Solvents) used to craft the potion. It essentially follows the same protocol: find ingredients, combine them at the appropriate station, discover recipe (traits of the ingredients), and use that recipe (combine those ingredients) over and over.
Alchemy isn't all that different from previous Elder Scrolls games.
If creating powerful potions sounds like your cup of tea, then this is the craft for you. A skilled Alchemist learns to experiment to find the combinations of reagents that will offer the best results. Many reagents have both positive and negative traits and a specific negative trait will "cancel out" the positive form of that trait. Combining the same trait from two or three reagents in a potion will produce that effect, the potion's magical quality. The grade of the solvent will determine the potency of the product.Īll Reagents have four traits that must be discovered by usage. To do this, the Alchemist must find pools of water with special qualities that will yield the proper results when mixed.
An Alchemist gathers natural Reagents growing in the world, and mixes them with a water solvent at an Alchemy Table to create Potions.
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